FAQ

Few things beat a farmer's dog, as they are vital working companions offering herding, protection, and pest control across diverse farm environments.

The Border Collie is widely considered the smartest farm dog breed due to its exceptional intelligence, trainability, and herding instinct.

The best farm dog for protecting chickens is the Great Pyrenees due to its calm temperament, strong guarding instincts, and ability to bond with livestock.

Companion breeds like the Shih Tzu and Bichon Frise are considered the laziest dogs, as they lack the stamina and instincts required for farm work.

The best farm dog depends on specific needs, but popular choices include Border Collies for herding, Great Pyrenees for livestock protection, and Catahoula Leopard Dogs for all-purpose work.

The best farm dogs are those with strong herding, guarding, or pest control instincts—like Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, Great Pyrenees, and Jack Russell Terriers—chosen to fit the specific needs of each farm.

Julius K9 harnesses are popular due to their robust design, ergonomic fit, and multifunctionality, offering both comfort and safety for dogs during various activities.

Many dog trainers discourage harness use because basic walking harnesses can encourage pulling or provide little control; however, crash-tested car harnesses are recommended for travel safety.

Julius K9 harnesses are popular due to their sturdy build, comfort, and multifunctional design, although they are not crash-tested for car travel safety.

Dog trainers may hesitate to recommend harnesses for training because some harnesses can encourage pulling behaviors or give the dog too much control during walks, depending on how they are designed and used.